City & urbanism: doing one thing, noticing another

Everything you need to talk about a changing city in Serbian, in one path. Start with the two glagolski prilozi - a present gerund folding a same-subject circumstance into a formal sentence instead of a separate пошто/док/кад clause, and a past gerund chaining one finished action directly into the next, both kept to one per sentence - the grammar that lets a city report or an essay say two things at once, then learn the vocabulary of neighborhoods, infrastructure and urban planning, take seven guided lessons that build sentences from the unit's own words to a corrected mistake to a whole essay about transformation you can already half-predict, listen to a journalist pressing an urban planner about a new city plan, read an essay about an industrial quarter reborn, write about a city you have watched change, and finally repeat a sentence about someone realizing they have already missed their bus.